A tire that has been run flat has just been removed from an Alcoa aluminum rim. Technician A states to roll the rim on a flat le

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A tire that has been run flat has just been removed from an Alcoa aluminum rim. Technician A states to roll the rim on a flat le

vel surface for a minimum distance of 10 feet to ensure that it rolls in a straight line. Technician B states to use a square to ensure that there is no more than .030 gap between the square and the rim flange. Who is correct?

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Helga [31] · Answer 1 · 2022-07-20T01:39:38+03:00

Answer:

Technician B is correct

Explanation:

Technician B is absolutely correct because ensuring that there's no 0.3 gap is a precautionary measure to take in order to avoid any accidental occurrence before fixing the tyre back. Running the rim on a flat surface according to technician B would only cause wear for the rim.